Unlike simple bed pads made of dense cotton fabrics such as molton, underblankets usually consist of a filling and a cover. On the one hand, they are more voluminous and therefore softer and more cushioning. On the other hand, the choice of filling material allows the respective needs of the sleeping person and the climatic conditions to be taken into account even better. At low temperatures, an underblanket should keep you comfortably warm, and on hot summer nights it should dissipate excess moisture and heat. However, some people freeze or sweat more quickly than others, so their need for warmth can vary greatly - even if the outside temperature is the same.

This underblanket is predestined for people who sweat easily and a lot, as both the cover and the filling are made of soft, absorbent cotton. Cotton absorbs moisture very well and is breathable, ensuring a dry sleeping environment. A fine, skin-friendly percale made from organic cotton is used as the cover. The cotton comforter can be easily washed in the washing machine up to 60 °C and is therefore also suitable for people with allergies to pollen, dust mites or animal hair. Easy to care for, hard-wearing and moisture-regulating, the underblanket is a real (and affordable) all-rounder.

Bedding made from certified natural materials, produced with respect for people and animals and carefully crafted by hand - this is what Prolana has stood for since 1987. The majority of production takes place on site at the company headquarters in Waldburg: from processing the supplied wool into fleece to making up the bedding and manufacturing the mattresses.

Whether virgin wool or yak hair, cotton, hemp or latex, whether mattresses, comforters and pillows or yoga accessories - for Managing Director Adrian Hellenthal, the credibility of the company stands and falls with the fact that words such as "ecological" and "fair" are not just lip service, but are filled with life through action. The raw materials come from controlled organic cultivation and controlled organic animal husbandry and carry certifications such as the Quality Association for Environmentally Compatible Latex Mattresses (QUL) or the Global Organic Latex Standard (GOLS). Prolana not only knows the production facilities, suppliers and people involved in the value chain personally, but also supports them through surcharges, local projects and new fair trade standards, some of which it has created itself. For example, Prolana played a key role in the founding of the Fair Rubber e.V. fair trade association.
So that not only Prolana customers sleep well, but also all employees.